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Dental gold is rarely pure, and the weight on a scale is not the weight of the gold. Here is how crowns, bridges and inlays are tested and valued in New York, and how to prepare before you sell.
Coins and bars aren't priced like jewelry. Here's how spot price, purity, and collector value combine to determine what a New York buyer will actually pay.
Pawn shops and direct gold buyers look similar from the sidewalk, but the money behind the counter works very differently. Here's what that difference means for your payout.
Not every gold buyer in New York City pays the same, and the differences are easy to spot once you know what to ask. Here's how to compare buyers and protect your payout.
Inherited jewelry comes with sentimental weight and very little information. Here's how to sort what you have, what it's actually worth, and how to sell it without regret.
Karat stamps and scale weight only tell part of the story. Here's how New York buyers actually calculate what your gold jewelry is worth before making an offer.
